Screen-region marking gained a mask copy, allowing a selectable area nested inside an unselectable one.
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The helper that marks screen regions as non-selectable was split into a shared fill routine with wrappers for marking selectable and non-selectable, plus a new routine that copies a clipped mask rectangle between buffers row by row. That is what allows a selectable region nested inside a non-selectable one.
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Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.
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